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    talking about the difference in the famous films: Star Wars and Star Trek have a lot of movies and series. Introduction: These two films: Star Wars and Star Trek are films which have to do from the first to the last to understand. These two films are classified as the two most fanatical movies starting with children and ending with the elderly. These two series of films I put them to the title: Fantasias Wars Star Wars information: Star Wars is an American epic space opera franchise, centered

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    Star Wars Essay

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    creatures. just about everyone nowa something about George Lucas’s famous space sage Star Wars and has at least watched a few of the movies and so,e people may even think they know everything about this movie and it's creators but most likely there are things you do not know about these famous and successful movies so today I am going to talk about six fun facts that you most likely do not know about Star Wars. Yoda was not originally a puppet Did you know that yoda was not originally a puppet

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    Star Wars Vs Star War

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    • Star War: The force awakens- this movie was one of my first Star Wars film seen in a movie theater. This movie was action packed and good till the end where it got even better. • Rouge One: A Star Wars Story- this movie was set in a special list of favorite movies. The remaking of the Star Wars films has only gotten better. The ending was great. • X-men: Days of future past- this movie restarted the shape of the X-men franchise entirely. Another great movie. • X-men: First Class- after seeing

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    known science fiction and they are Star Wars and Star Trek. Now to some hearing these two most well known franchise go at it sound supplementary of which one would be better. Obviously Star Wars is the better one of the two because it has a better storyline, great fandom, and better characters. So why is Star Wars better than Star Trek? Well one is the storyline; of course, that’s the main part of their core. Their storyline makes them what they are. Star Trek has a open story and wide universe

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    Star Wars Game Analysis

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    battle in Star Wars? These two things are possible. First up is “Ark Survival Evolved”. This game is an open world with almost endless possibilities. There really isn’t an objective given to you, players just have to come up with their own objective. Your own personal objective could be to tame a certain dinosaur or build your base but first you need to get the supplies to do so. Although there is not an objective given to you, most people have the goal and that is to stay alive! Now for “Star Wars

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    Star Wars vs. Star Trek Star Wars and Star Trek, two movie titles often confused by non-fans because the first word of both titles is ‘Star’. But do not be confused because the two are extremely different in all sorts of ways. One of them is fantasy, the other sci-fi. One is full of creatures and heroes and villains and spaceships and power and darkness, the other filled with humans and aliens who fly ships together in primary colored uniforms. In other words, one is clearly better than the

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    tribe competing against tribe, and the illogic of religions is not a weakness, but their essential strength” these words spoken by Edward Osborne Wilson an American Biologist speaks volume in our daily lives, George Lucas in his science fiction film Star Wars Episode 1V: A New Hope, explores the theme of religion. Religion means to have faith in something. It explains the things we are unable to see. To find true religion, we must have “ Force” and believe. The film strike on the Jedi who were

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    Hunter Keane Dr. Jarrod Whitaker Ritual Studies October 5, 2015 Untitled Jedi Paper When George Lucas released Star Wars in 1977, it would be reasonable to assume he possessed some level of expectations regarding how his film saga would affect and alter the lives of its audience. What he may not have anticipated, however, is that his fictional protagonists, the Jedi Order, and their respective philosophies would resonate so strongly within particular individuals to such an extent that it

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    The Story Of Star Wars

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    To get to the origins of the billboard, we need to start with the story of Star Wars. In 19xx George Lucas has an idea that become Star Wars. In 1976, with the first novel, and again in 1977 with the release of the motion picture that idea became a reality. But not even Lucas knew what a phonomenia it would become. He captured not only the minds but the hearts of the public. Those most enraptured with his work would clamber for every scrap we could get are hands on. It was slow coming after the Original

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    Planets In Star Wars

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    Most of the planets in Star Wars are similar to planets that scientists have found in the milky way galaxy like Hoth super Earth in deep freeze. Also think that distant world with double sunsets can't help but think of Tatooine. Well both of these planets exist even Kamino grey water­world with its own superocean exist. How about the lava planet Mustafar yes it exists but there will not be any lightsaber duels here. The planet's temperature gets up to 3,600 degrees fahrenheit. All these planets have

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